Block-Defence Relationship - Basic principles

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Block-Defence Relationship - Basic principles 4 intervals Four major intervals at net to be defended by blockers or defenders. Prevent every ball from opponent court to finish on our court. Built trust relationship between blockers and defenders to be able to stop the opponent team's attack and transition to counter attack and win the rally Red zones : situations very tough to dig(wipe off) Back row players must support blockers & must expect ball to come their way. Train athletes to read and react, both on blocking and defence. Mastering motor skills (technique) very important to the system. Blocking sequence to watch : Receiver-Ball-etter-Ball-Attacker Blocking language: Read & React (basic visual cues) Direction & speed of the set Also based on game plans, % of sets to positions, hitting angle Commit (based on percentage & moment fo the game) based on percentage & moment fo the game Dedicate based on percentages or setter tendencies Pay attention to certains combinations or zone of net Help out or Bunch (depends on team strategies) depends on team strategies

Block-Defence Relationship - Basic principles General principles What? : Four major intervals at net to be defended by blockers or defenders. Why?: Prevent every ball from opponent court to finish on our court. Base: Build trust & relationship between blockers and defenders to be able to stop the and build transition to counter attack and win the rallye How?: Develop blocking and defending skills and conciousness of role and responsibility every player. 4 intervals Front row players must try to stop ball at the net or deflect ball into our defence Back row players must support blockers & must expect ball to come their way. Train athlete to "read" or recognize situation and "react" or make a decision Cues are mostly visual in volleyball- speed of ball, direction of ball, players in Basic blocking principles Basic visual cue for blockers : Receiver-Ball-etter-Ball-Attacker Blocking language: Read & React-based on information gathering and decision making-can be simple or can b Direction & speed of the set Also based on game plans, % of sets to positions, hitting angle Commit Based on percentage of sets to middle & moment fo the game & sette Defence and outside blockers should be aware of decision Red zones: Hard situation to defend(wipe-of Priorize Based on percentages or setter tendencies. Grey zones: Areas of potential gaps that hav Pay attention to combinations or zones of net-based on memory of previous play or either closed by blockers or covered Help out or Bunch (depends on team strategies) defenders Depends on team strategies & individual player reading capacity Basic defensive priciples Basic defense principles Basic visual cues for defenders: Receiver-Ball-setter-ball-hitter-ball Read & React-based on information gathering and decision making-can be simple or can b Direction & speed of the set. Position of blockers and final interventio Also based on game plans, % of sets to positions, hitting angle Priorize Based on percentages or setter and hitter tendencies. Based on game plan and responsability(i.e.: special adjustments)

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c movement and responsibility of players in blocking situation-attack form zone 2 One (1) blocker: Middle blocker responsible for tips Our position 2 player must diagonal hit Overload diagonal zone with defenders Blocker must have "hand on ball" and be disciplined (good press), taking middle court away can come in the court to 8 Two (2) blockers- block Position 5 defender is Our position 2 player must Position 4 blocker blocks solid line first covers area between blockers. When area is closed, he must be on end line. Three (2) blockers- block diagonal: Position 2 player Position 5 player to defend line hit Position 4 blocker must block diagonal Three (3) blockers- block Position 5 player Position 6 defender is responsible for deflexion and deep hits Position 4 blocker must block line and other blockers must be disciplined and agressive

movement and responsibility of players in blocking situation-attack from posi Block vs 51: block zone 5 Block vs 51: block zone 1 Middle blocker take away zone 5 Position 6 & 1 defenders defend zone 1-6 Middle blocker takes away zone 1 Position 5 & 6 defenders defend zone 5-6 Block vs 31: Block vs 61 Middle blocker read & react to close zone 1 NB.: Middle doesn't front 31 unless told otherwise Position 6 & 1 defenders defend zone 1-6 Middle blocker reads & reacts to close zone 6 NB.: Middle doesn't front 61 unless told otherwise Position 5 & 6 defenders defend zone 5-6